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SOLD CZ 457 MDT ACC Premier Gen II Chassis w/ Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 in Vortex PMR Rings

I’m listing this rifle as a package for sale locally (Danbury, New Hampshire). If a period of time goes by I will be open to negotiating shipping and / or parting out.

This rifle started out as an Area 419 “Package Rifle” (https://www.area419.com/product/cz-457-mtr-fully-loaded/). The Wooden MTR Stock was upgraded to an MDT ACC Premier Gen 2 Chassis. It has their (Area 419) bolt handle and 30 MOA picatinny rail.

Mounted in Vortex PMR 34mm Rings is a Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 with a MRAD EBR-7C reticle. It has been upgraded to Vortex Defender Flip Caps in lieu of the rubber stretch cover and includes the box.

Also included is the OEM CZ Magazine Block and Magazine Release. When upgrading to the MDT ACC Premier Gen 2 Chassis MDT provides an extended version of both to be used with the chassis.

(2) Magazines are included
  • (1) CZ 457 OEM 5 Round Metal Magazine
  • (1) L3I Cz 457 13 Round Billet Magazine
This rifle has 250 rounds of Lapua Center X through it and is no slouch (see photos from target used to zero the scope on 6/14/2024)

I’m left handed and have a couple “right handed” rifles I kept around for training new shooters. There are no issues with this rifle and would make a great turn key setup for NRL22. . .

If you’re in New Hampshire I am the Match Director for NRL22 Shoots hosted at the Pemi Fish and Game Club in Holderness, New Hampshire. I’m willing to let a potential buyer shoot the rifle at a match.

I will also include the Data Book (from the Sig Sauer Sniper Course) and Data Book Cover pictured. Feel free to ask any questions.


$2,200.00 local sale. I’m not looking for any trades at this time.

If I do part the rifle out the optic and rings need to sell first. . .

$1,600.00 CZ 457 as described above*
$600.00 Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 MRAD EBR-7C*
Price is for local sale, shipping not included. If a few weeks go by I will consider shipping for actual cost.

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Rifle Competition Events Cleaning for Competitions

Everyone and their mother has a different cleaning regime. Different products, different process and different definitions of what cleaning is.

For many years my cleaning process for precision rifles has been follow boretech instructions. Maybe do a cycle or 2. Gun shoots well again and is good for 100-300 rounds before next cleaning.

Then I got a borescope. And I realized how much hard carbon builds up in the grooves , especially in the first 10 inches of a barrel. I suspect I am not really cleaning the barrel fully each time and just adding layers of hard carbon and copper. When I clean I am stripping most of the copper and leaving in carbon? Maybe.

Now what really matters is how it shoots. Is the gun predictable? Does it hold zero , velocity and shot group size over a 250 round weekend?

I am not so much interested in your cleaning regime as in your philosophy on cleaning. I am positive with the right chemicals I can strip this shit out, but do I really need to?

And it goes without saying the accuracy demands, round count and requirements for something like a PRS shooter is much different than F class or Benchrest.

Do most of you feel like getting all the loose shit out of the bore is cleaning? Do you think you need to strip it down to steel to be clean? What have you experienced performance wise doing different methods?

I recently went back to Sweets 7.62 since its a much more effective solvent than Eliminator or C4, as well as using oversized brass brushes (6.5 for 6mm). It seems to pull more shit out but the brushes also wear out super fast. I might get 4-5 cycles of wet patch/scrub with brush before the brush is wore out and i feel little resistance in bore.

Firearms SOLD. 408 Cheytac Pierce 10X in Mirage Chassis

$5500 or best offer

408 Cheytac Pierce 10x action in a Mirage Chassis w/about 300 rounds through the barrel. Bartlein 35 inches 1:9 twist barrel, jewel HVR trigger, 40 MOA rail
Longest impact 3883 yards.

200--390 gr cutting edge projectiles
150--415 gr cutting edge projectiles
100--450 gr cutting edge projectiles
100--420 gr cutting edge projectiles
approximately 300 pieces of brass
1 set 408 Cheytac FL Bushing sizer and seater die
1 set 408 Cheytac FL sizer, neck sizer, and seater dies

Bipod not included. Must ship to FFL. Just don't have the time to shoot it with my current schedule.

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Firearms Zermatt Origin Barreled Action

Looking to part ways with a lightly used origin SA.

Details:
Origin SA
26” proof competition contour 6gt 1:7.5
Vision brake
Timney HIT trigger

Full barreled action has 160 rounds of factory ammo down the tube. Just looking to free up space. Prefer to keep entire thing together.

Asking 1500

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25cm or 6cm

I have had a kelbly atlas tac that has been sitting around for over a year and I'd like to turn it into a dedicated deer rig. Recently the 25 Creedmoor caught my interest and I've been researching it, but everyone is shooting the heavies. I'd like to shoot the 110 sierra tmk or the 115 berger if I went that route.

That being said, the more I think about it, would I be gaining/ losing anything if I went with a 6CM with 100-108gr over a 25cm with 110-115 grain bullets?

Can't imagine the velocity and BC would be much different and I'd never take shots on game over 400 yards. Just curious everyone's thoughts.

Thanks fellas

R700 300wm to 7prc advice needed..

Just got an elk tag and pulled an old 300wm out of the safe, it probably hasn’t been shot in 7 years. I noticed the muzzle threads are messed up, I sent it to be threaded years ago and there is no relief cut between the threads and shoulder so a suppressor or muzzle device doesn’t have a square shoulder to index on. Anyways I want to order a new barrel for it and am thinking about going the 7prc route. Everything I read says going from 300wm to 7prc is just a barrel change, I read they share the same bolt face. My question is will the 7prc cartridge fit in an old AI mag designed for 300 wm? I also need to decide on barrel length and profile, I’m kinda leaning towards 22” sendero, but open to any advice.

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Firearms Accuracy International AXSA or AT-X.

Bought a new boat and got carried away. So need to sell a few toys.

I can't decide what to sell so I'll keep whatever doesn't sell.

First is a Pale Brown AXSA, with a 6.5CM barrel. Was a originally a Large Firing Pin, so I bought a small firing pin replacement bolt. It will come with both bolts. Has a RRS Arca Forend. Will come with original as well. Also has the AI monopod. So you can have one of the bolts converted to a magnum bolt face if wanted.

$6,000

Second is a Elite Sand AT-X with full length bridge, hinge, and dependabilt bag rider. Has the original 6.5cm barrel.

edit: Its a Gen3 rifle and has a few hundred 6br rounds on the action. The 6.5cm barrel installed in the pictures is an AI bartlein 26" with around 50rds on it. I can either include it or a brand new original 24" barrel.

$4,500

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Pic of the new boat.

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The Most Insidious Tracking Software on the Planet

Drum Roll.... It's Microsoft "Copilot". And it's included in every new Windows update. It fully tracks every fucking thing you do in all of your devices. Including online credit card transactions. That includes everything, ammo purchases included...

I've been tracking that shit for a while now and it's out of control! It tracks EVERYTHING. Of Course they'll you it doesn't ;)

So, I went and tried to disable it. Guess what? It can be done but it takes a deep dive. Furthermore, if you have the same MS apps in say Apple devices, you can't get rid of it without fully deleting your MS apps for good.

The only way to do it is to erase that apps in Apple. If you put them back in they start tracking again. I finally got that stuff out of all my Windows software - one machine at a time, but I'm sure the damn Copilot will all come back on any auto/manual update you choose to do on your windows software.

The way to fully take it out of Windows at present is to go the System page and completely delete Copilot from there.That's working, for now. Have to do it on every device.

And, there is no way to take it out from Apple devices that are running Windows apps without permanently removing those apps.

Talk about "Big Brother. Frack!

OK guys, that bitchy woman's replacement, can be ordered soon.

No prenups or divorce papers, ever. Plus you can order the fetish that really blows your skirt,..
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Installing a dimmer in a three way but there's not ground on the original switch.

I'm wanting to install a dimmer on a three pole switch but when I opened the switch cover and pulled the switch, there is not a ground wire attached. This in a multiple switch box.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Current switch

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Edit: added pic of entire box exposed. The green on the other dimmer is connected to a bare ground wire.

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New dimmer. Same manufacturer as the current switches.

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I'm also wanting to add dimmers to single pole switches but those switches are in similar type box and wired exactly the same as the first pic. I initially installed a single pole dimmer but lost power to some outlets and lights I'm assuming are farther down the line from the single pole switch.

Firearms KAC 14.5 notched upper

Just the upper, no bolt, or CH, liberty precision eclipse brake.

Rounded up 400 down the pipe. Rattled canned but in great shape.

$1400

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